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    I etroleun Centre Daily Record.
Pet. Ceulre.Psu Wedueedajr, Animl 6
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IMvlne ervlee.
MKTHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Services every Sabbath at II A. M. and
.. , -:.. l.il. K.l,n,,l nt W P. M.
ivits free.
n! to all.
A cordial inviiatlon exieua
1 Kkv. G. Miiokk, Pastor.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
rVachinir ft U o'clock A.M.. nnrt'7
o'clock P. M., by tha Pastor, W. C. Bt.tmt.
Aim. Saubatn School at 1 directly
frr lorenoon service.' '
Prayer Meeting; and Sabbath . School
Teacher's Meeting Tuesday evenings ol
each week. -
Petroleum Centre Lodge, JVo.
713, I. O. of O. F. j '.
'Ro."ilr nfetiog nights Friday, at 7
o'clock. Si'.soeil. ' V '
W. II. MONTGOMERY, N. G. '
C. H il vii.ky, A Sec'y. j
gTl if:a i.r meeting, Mala St., opposite
il'jfjliiilouk House.
" A. O. Of V. W.
l.iVrty Lodge No. 7, A. O. of U. W.,
meets evvrv Monday evening at 1 o'clock,
ii !! Fellow's Hull, Petroleum Centre,
Peun'it.
Jamks Wilson, M. W.
f Jamks A. Wmitk, U.
I. O. of lit 31.. '
MiniiMk ,.i i Tribe No. 183. I.' O. R. M
of Pel ml-,! .n Centre, meets VHry Thursday
evninit in fjund Templar s Hull.
1ST Couuoil tires lighted at 7 o'clock
H. HOWE. Snobem.
C. L JUKES, Chief ol Records.
Gold at 1 p. m. 115
11. N
Tbe Oil Journal savs It la reported 'tie
Humboldt refinery, two miles up Cherry
Rnn, is now offered for sale, together with
large tracts of land owned by tbo company,
In the palmy days of the oil excileinenl
around Plainer, Tarr Farm and, Rouaevllbj,
tbo Humboldt did an immense husttwas, al
fording remunerative employment to numer
ous men and teams. The entire works were
oi the most expensive description, and tbe
establishment was fully provided with yil
the appliunces then known to tbe refining
lntieii. But for years tbe extensive tuiloV
legs and costly appurtenances bava-fornain-i'd
unwed and desorted, gradually succumb
log beneath tbe stress of weather and the
destroying band of lime. Tbe place Is now
little b liter than a mere wreck, neglected,
f jrsaken and dilapidated, well tilted
"To point a moral or adorn tale."
A
Jonathan Watso i, of Titusviile, is ru'
tiug down a test well on tbe Sulley larm, in
Cherrytree township. It will be completed
in a few days, and in th event of Its prov
log a success will open up a largo amount
ol territory. ) ' " ?
, Our townsman, Mr. Oliver Cook and, fam
ily, returned home yesterday IrouTa (lying
visit to New York State. Reports having a
jolly good time, and certafuly bis improved
appearance would indicate that. We wel
come blm back. f ; f ', j
Tbe Howe well, ou tbe MoDermid larm,
near Mliieratowo, struck le aeud yester
day. It is flowing oil at an Immense rate,
estimated as high as 300 barrels per day.
The Satteifleld-weii, near tbe Troutman,
isexpeoted to b) lluisbed roday.
Several mire are uuarly down and a large
increase lu the daily production may be ex
pic tel. A coi respoud ing deorease in prices
uiay also be expected. Down she goes, the
lower the lt ter.
.. . : . . . ' ,n
it is rumoreu on me sueeis luuay mat on
,
is offered ut the wells in tbe lower region at
05 centa per barrel and no buyers. Rough
on tbe small producer if suok should prove a
lact. Tbey will all be forced to shut dowu.
.their wells.
lac
Col. rblllipr, President of the Allegheny
Valley and Oil Creek Railroads, bas re
scinded the passes of tbe Oil City Derrick,
lu oonscquenee tbe editor of that-paper pro
ceeils to "dress out" that road and tbe man
agement thereof. Whether Phillips wilt
survive tbe attaok remains to be seen.
A row at Mlllerstowa yestarday resulted
la the fatal lojury of a man named Vogan,
t the bands of one Golden .
On Sunday next Quarterly Meeting of
thBjM E Society twill be held. Reverend
Borland will olliolule.
Captain Jack, it Is staled, us d to sign
bimtell Ki'int Does; but, though he doe,
live In Oregon, he isn't a United States sen
ator, nn1 there la no infornntion to the el
feot that he left a wile In Pennsylvania.
He changed his name merely because he
had tind of tbe old one, which, to be sure,
was not rapeaially nice or convenient.
Bisruarrk. Dakoto, in.rohan's have a.
preed to keep their pUcet of business clos
ed ou Su.uil.iys herenlter.
A cheerful idea of lile to the Rooky mnun.
tains Is presented In a Salt Lake City dis
patoh to Ihe World. The writer mentions
a preclplce'on either side of a stage coach,
and robbers In Ihe middle of the road.' Tbe
attack was made by tbe robbers "at Black
Rock, Idaho, a lew miles from tbe Robbers
Rojst and a hundred miles from anywhere
else." Tbe robbers were two In number
and their facet were masked. They made
tbe attack, as usual, at one or tbe worst
plnoeson the road. "Two shots,'', we are
told, -were lirad at tbe driver, and Wells,
Fsrgo & Co 's messenger, who occupied the
outside ol'tbf eoach. The lormtr, Charles
Pnelps, received ball through hlsjbody just
above tbe blpB; but the messenger esoaped
uninjured, and, seizing tbe reins from tbe
grasp of Ihe dying man, put whip to the
team and escaped to the station. 'The
treasure-box ot bis coach was empty, as Is
always tbe cane going oorib. Upon tbe
tbe coach tooling south, which should have
(het tbe other at Black Rock, was $200,000
tu gold dust. This was tbe prize sought
add missed. Tbe villiaos have not since
been beard of, and will undoubledly escape.
lijts supposed tbey stopped tha wrong coaob
In tbe dark. The passeogers of the other
formed themselves into a guard and escort
ed it through to civizatiou. This la an In-
idont of Rocky mountain stge-coacllng.'i
Policeman McCarthy lost bis badge in tbe
lava beds, last nigbt. Ha is very anxious
for Its recovery, and in tbe event of its re
turn do questions will be axked.
A two huudreojiarrel well is reported on
the Hummel larm, near Petersburg. And
still tbey come.
O'Briao'a circus and menagerie Is billed
for Titusviile no tbe 18tb.
On Main street and io Its immediate vl;
clnity In Cambridge, Mass., there aro forty
two open bars, and Cambridge is not a very
large place al that. Bummers, accordingly,
have uo dl.Vlciiltv In taking drinks, white
tbe temperance people .are equally bappy
in taking statistics wbiob is a highly satis-
fuetory slate of things.
Sue Gates deserves mention for having
wonted a day and a ballon tbe public high,
way at Westmorland, N. H., beoause she
was afraid tbe autboritios would sue Mr.
uates lor nis roaa tax. Sbe is but young
miss, and it may therefore be concluded thai
a well-developed one is as good as two miles
at tbe very least.
A fire at Lawreoceburg yesterday destroy.
ed two or three buildioga.
A short distauce up Cherry Run, only a
few hundred yards Irom tbe busioess centre
of Ronseville, may still be seen all that re
mains of an exemplary well, which flowed
six days in tbe week and invariably ceased
ptoduoiog on Sunday. It need hardly be
added that sucb Instances of genuine m
spect for the Sabbath were exceedingly rare
In tbe tevetish times when flowing wells
abounded "on the oreek.'
One hundred Cherokee Indians, who
now live In North Carolina, ere soon to re
move to tbe Indian Territory.
.Not an accideot of any kind bas yet oc
curred on tbe besob at Long Branch, which
is noted for being tbe safest on tbe ooasr.
i .
General Stanley and tbe Yellowstone ex
pedition arrived above Glendine Creek on
the I7tb or July. The steamer Key West
look supplies abovo from Glendine.
i . .
George Wood le, pt Monroe, Wisconsin,
was welching bis father's barn lor tbieves
the other bight. A pistol shot through his
hat foom one of them was perfect assuranoe
that the barn needed watchlog.
William Wilson, ex husband, Ac, says
tbat Ida Lewis bas not been divoroed from
blm that sbe bar merely gone off and
found aooiber aftilolty. . We are afraid tbi
is one of William'? Bab stories. The lady
Is probably helping some other man to pad
dle bis canoe, as sbe was In tbe habit of
doing previous to her marriage. William
must have attended the recent regatta and
gotconlused.
We don't believe Professor Wise's balloon'
will come down in a corn-field or be wreck
ed in the Atlantic ocean. Tbe professor
reads the Graphic every day, and there Is
every probability that long before tbe time
sot for sailing be will be a cooQrmud bal -s
lunatic let us say. Thank heaven, we
have escaped one oi those melancholy pleas
antries. Tbe Brooklyn Union is a semlrellgloa,
paper, a sort ol hall-brotber to the Inde
pendent; but it mentions the editors of Ihe
Evangelist as donkeys, and makes a severe
remark about " such ineffable asses as tbe
fellow or tbe Evangelist.,' ' Why must
these brethren take each other by tbe ear
so repeatedly! Why do they oot dwell to
gether In unity t
The civil iiauiaii, liquor law seems to bo
worklni; well in certain portions of New
York Stale.
GHKAT OIL FIHE.
New York, August S.
The Standard Oil Works, near the Long
Island tailroad depot, near Hunter's Point,
are now on Ore, and blazing fiercely. Two
Immense tanks of oil ere expected momen
tarily to explode. Tbe cars In tbe depot o
tbe Flushing railroad ere being hauled out
as tbe destruction of the depot Is feared.
I.ATKR
At two o'clock tbil afternoon Loag Island
City was shaken as though by an earth'
quake, by tbe explosion ot two taoki boats
lying opposite Rockefeller's Long Islaad
City Oil Works. Is less than tbree minute
tbe flames bad communicated to tbe mater
ial In the yards, and tbree square blocks
were enveloptd in flames. The Intense
heat tbrowo ont by the highly InfUmable
material, would Dot admit the firemen to
approaob within block and ball of tbe
scene, while the thick smoke was Ineup-
portably suffocating at greater distance'
Captain Myers, of one of tde tank boats and
Dumber of others were killed by t be ex
plosion. A great number of boatmen near
tbe soene wore compelled to jump Into tbe
river in order to escape roasting alive.
Long Islaod City Oil Works, Standard Oil
Works, Lowenatein Varnish Factory and
other building were destroyed. Tbe fire Is
still burning to-night Tbe loss n not yet
ascertained. About 25,000 barrels of oil
were burned.
OF THE DAY.
The cholera has struck Evansville. In
disoa.
Tbe epizootio has reappeared In West
Troy, New York.
The total coinsge st tbe San Francisco
mint for July was $3,000,000.
Canadians are the most numerous class
of visitors at Niagara this season.
A big lawsuit Is on tbe docket at Troy,
New York, over tbe ownership of five locbts
of land.
T berets said to be a gangof d. si eradoes
organised to operate along lb line of tbe
Pacini Railroad.
A new mammoth cave has reoeolly been
discovered near Lebanon Springs, Columbia
county, New York.
Two or three Cuban ladies have created
breeze at Saratoga by smoking cigarettes on
the balcony ol one ol the prominent hotel
A disease has appeared among cattle a
Cameron, Ksssjs, which appear to origin
ate Irom some variety of grass eaten, and
a invariably fatal. -
Thirty deaths from cholera occurred out
ol a population of less than 81)0. a Pn ar
Ulurr, Butler county, Missouri. The disoa
bas now nearly disappeared
A Lyon shoemaker can make two pilr of
shots io less than an bour, and gets fiuiy-
tive cent a pair for making them. Mom
profeselonable men are willing to work foi
a dollar an bour. .
A shower of reptile fell io Minnesota re
cently, and some one has described ttieui
about six Inches long, witb gills aud fins,
and four legs. Tbe same animals ar fouud
io a Mexican lake.
Tbs Hoboken Bank for Savings has goos
the way of other twisted Institutions and
closed it doors. Tbe neighborhood of New
York seams to be a good plase for bank
presidents to get riob on other people's
savings.
Tbe annual report of the Utioa Iosant
Aaiuiu givee iob aeians oi a curious ease
of insanity In a woman, from wbose body,
aurtog lire and after death, over two bun
dred needles of all sizes were taken, tibe
Introduced them through the skin herself,
while suffering from bysleria.
i .-
aeiauup woo summer oa tits coast Of
name say mat even at this season tbe even
logs are so cool tbat Bros are pleasant, and
there are but lew la which a blanket can be
dispensed witb. But a drawback to the
climate is the dense while logs that come
op so often from the sea.
At a MMll hit min. rt m knl.l I n ...
. B , m , , (-Bin,
auuoieo, Wisconsin, It Is recorded tbat
"several of tbe servant girls leaped from the
tnirtl story window Into tbe arms of Cap
lain moods." some or tbe male boarders
tried to attract Hobbs' attention, but Ibey
finally had to crawl dowo tbe lightning
roo.
Miss Emersoo will read for the public next
winter, her main elooulloo being devoted to
tbe poem Betsey and I are Out." If, oow,
Mr. Carlelon oan be induced to put In an ap
peeraooe, that tbe controversy regarding
tbat poem may be cootined from tbe plat
form, there is likely to be some amusement.
We understood tbe title of Miss Kmerson i
eoienainmeul will be "IVilllsm and I
Out," or words to that tB'ect.
are
Therefore said t be mure counterfeit ol
?I0 notes tbau of any other denomination.
Handy emigranlwomen earn $2 60 a day
bj workiorj In the harveet fields OBI West.
A Worcester man, an exebaoge Rlells us,
"stopped drinking just because bis wife
proved to blm that be had beea arrested (or
drunkenness 117 limes and bad disbursed
$1,1 In fioes.' W trust, however, that
tbe lady till not receive the entire praise of
tbe reformation. A man who undergoes all
tbat experience stop drinking for an even
ore suggestive reason because, io point or
loot, be Is dead
There la nothing so touch inn or so lasting
as a mother's love for her child. We read
with copious tears of a woman named Capa
nort, aged Hfty-aeven years, who bas killed
her husband, an old man of seventy years.
In Jest, Fraaoe, to become a widow and
thus procure the discharge of ;her eon from
tbe army.
A school lor waiters Is a new Institution
shortly to be opened In New York. It is
designed, we are glad to be informed, to
teach waiters "the elegancies ol their pro
fession," including probably tbe art of In
vitlng bribes and accepting tbem witb tbe
oolnsse, assuranoe and privacy of a meuv
bjr of the legislature.
Tbe priz1gbteri have recently bem
broken up; but it would seem from our dis
patches tbat one actually took place on
Mooday, io a room on Cherry street, New
York. Tbat style of prize-fight mnkes no
great disturbance, and there is a fair pros
pect tbat it will result io injuries to tbe con
testants it ought to be permitted to proceed.
Cholera Is reported at Bay City,
Mlcul.
gan.
Illinois farmers are again complaining of
drouth.
The voting power of the Iowa Granges
nearly 68,000 votes.
Peaches ar scarce and high In tbe New
Yerk market this seasoo.
Jobo Hancock, a brakeman on an
Iowa
railroad, was killed the other day.
There Is a pautber scarce among tbe
MODI who reside near Geneseee, Illinois.
Auction Sale.
Will be sold at the Roches
ter House, Petroleum Centre,
Pa, on Friday, Aug. 8th, 1873,
a large lot ot Household rurni
ture, consisting of Beds, Bed
ding, Chairs, Tables, Parlor aud
(booking Stoves, Crockery wai e
of all kinds, Bar Room Fixtures
and other articles too numerous
to meiition
Terms cash on day of sale
Sale to commence at 10 a, m.,
of that day.
G. EAKIN.
I. T. Burgess, Auctioneer.
Pet. Centra, Aug. 6, 1873,
union
SALE
OF
Boots Ct Shoes
POSTPONED
FOR 30 DAYS.
Selling
time.
at cost in the mean-
M. SAMUELS.
To Whom It May Concern. -
All persons having elaims against tbe
Township or Cornplanter previous to May
1st, 1873. are requested to enclose a copy of
tbe same to the Ihe uodersigoed at Rouse
ville, fa., wltbio thirty days Iram Ibis date
and all persons holding orders on the Tree
uerer given previous to May 1st, 1873, ate
requested to notify tbe undersigned within
tbe same period with. tbe amount. .
By order or Ibe I toad Commissioners
6. I McKEE,
Town Clerk.
Rouaeviile, August 2d, 1873.
,E For Sale
15.000 to 20.000 fMt nl KRnnwn n . un
TUBING, at from 25 to35 n
ady fiued 'B flr,,cl""a or,l "d all
ApriU3.tr. Hi a 'WARNER.
Local Notice.
rioa lost viuce newsroom So4
IfmintAln ta now runntnff in full i,ui
oau auu try a giairaui iue vwi auaa watg.
Dlcken'e Iloc"
Just issued In paper cover bv tbe Pi
anna, rncr to ornie, aou iui aaio at tki
rosi union pewsronro.
G1UL WANTll
to no general nouse worn, inquire at
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venire, ra. ,
Go to W. A. LOZlElt
4 tli street,nedr K. K. track
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lift jiraaa . sjai.iaiaiiii iivlll
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UCU (11 ISSC nuis 1IU VI.S
per Barrel. -'
Petroleum Centre, FUlh tt.
SEND FOK CATALOGUES
OF
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ovft io s uneanivnisif!
Xovello'n Glee. Part Roups, etc
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New Goods.
Emel Zedwich.
"KITTLE JOE.")
BOOT AND SHOE MAKER,
Has just re'niLcd Irom Buffalo with
complete stock ol
Fall and U inter Oooiis.
Has 1een eetabllrtied Oiletn'.in (.rtielir
past three )rs, and has the name of
MahliisTthe Drat Fit nnd FIimsI
Hoot In the Oil Keglons.
Hals constantly rerelvlng orden ftiirn olhernt
tlons ofihu Oil Kegluua.
II contUnntl v kei'ps on hand
Kciidy-made llootMt Shoes
LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S
SHOES AND GAITERS.
CALL. AND REF RIIK.
Jfltr RMKLZMDWICH.
Tli Heckwllh 30 Portable mantir
Sewlnsi Mavblne, on no Day Triall
many advaniagea ovsr all. Matirhcttou !fitiirsiilid.
or i rernndtd. Bent cmriele, witli Ml dlrw-,
tlon. 'Herkwltb Urn ing MucliUie Co. ,Wi Broadwr
New York. ..
A BEAUTIFUL C1I1IOMU $
FREE
To All Lover of Art and LIU
, eriUiire t
Wo will senif Ihe Henullful Cliromo entitle
"1'lie L'liwiticomo Vi.llur " voiinje preimid
as a preniliuti tn every suhjvrilier to our monthly
BuiK'Uiiic called Iho
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Dee,
contiilnfegJM Inrire jmm htitdM Ihtc ntT
Witli tliM lutal dnH m.wl al.. . it..- l'rtli
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only
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Send on vour d.illar. and rot a rinllnr nioiniluo
and an i lu'bt do l.ir chrouio in niurn. W want
and will liberally pay
AGENTS,
Send stamp for particulars- Address
HT'.'viBIiE BKi:, Albion, IIHBO"